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Senate President Wilton Simpson and House Speaker Chris Sprowls indicated support for legislation that would protect businesses from lawsuits related to disease.

The group wants to exempt “essential businesses” from COVID-related litigation and change rules for “non-essential businesses” that could be sued.

The comments marked the first time DeSantis has publicly supported limiting lawsuits for businesses grappling with COVID-19.

Hurricane season started June 1, and Pinellas County is making sure businesses are prepared and ready to act in case of a disaster.At a recent summit,…

Under phase one of the plan announced Wednesday by Governor Ron DeSantis, a number of businesses in Florida will be allowed to reopen Monday. But one…

Women are making gains in the boardroom. More than 20 percent of boardroom seats across the country are now held by women, up from an average of 17.7…

St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport is receiving nearly $20 million in grants from the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement…

Florida business leaders are declaring a renewed war against lawsuits, and they point to a new survey showing the state among the worst in the nation for…

Congress is looking to expand a program that uses private ships to transport military cargo. Tampa-based Overseas Shipholding Group wants to be part of…

There was a time when airport food was bland and overpriced at best, or simply awful at worst. But over the last few years, Tampa International Airport…

Business leaders from the Tampa Bay Region will travel to Brazil in August, in hopes of finding new markets for their products.It’s the latest trade…

Lawmakers in Tallahassee are closer to enacting statewide regulations on short-term rentals. But local governments, which have set their own rules, are…